Rear swaybar?
01-02-2005, 09:11 PM
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Ok went to order my bushings for my rear swaybar and they have 19mm and 21mm as an option to buy. Since I have the 1LE 32mm front swaybar up front from the factory does that mean I have the 1LE 21mm rear swaybar? Thunder says on there site that the 21mm is the 1LE. Is there any stickers on the rear bar like there was on the front that I could look at to see if those numbers match the 1LE? If so could someone let me know what the numbers would be? Also are all the endlinks the same for the 19mm and 21mm?
01-09-2005, 12:02 AM
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Whats the best way to find out if I have a 19mm or a 21mm rear sway bar? I know I have the 1le front but researched and they didn't offer the 1le package for my 2000 SS in that year (correct me if I'm wrong). But the numbers on the front bar matched those of the 1le but can't find anything on the rear. Can someone please measure theirs all the way around with a fabric tape measure then please post measurements and the size of your bar? What should be the size in inches all the way around for the 19mm and the 21mm? Thanks in advance!
01-09-2005, 02:29 AM
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A dial caliper is a really useful tool, and a cheap (not as precise, yet still useful) one can be had for under $10 from any hardware store.
Spend the $10, you'll know for sure the size of your sway bar, and someone else, who may not have the same rear bar won't have to crawl under their car.
Spend the $10, you'll know for sure the size of your sway bar, and someone else, who may not have the same rear bar won't have to crawl under their car.